One of the most established fire sprinkler contractors in Florida.

Established and Stable

Financial Strength
Wiginton knows the construction business is cyclical and can be volatile at times. We have seen a lot of prominent companies go out of business over the years for being too optimistic and loose. That is why Wiginton maintains a very conservative business approach, a very low debt-to-equity ratio and maintains the best management systems to know the score on all projects at all times. Wiginton has produced a profit every year of our existence and maintains the financial resources within the company to finance our inventory and the jobs in progress to provide the level of service and quality our customers deserve.

Management Systems
Wiginton owns JD Edwards/Oracle enterprise resource planning software and has a formal quality management system designed around the ISO 9000 framework. All Wiginton processes are documented and each function has written work instructions to facilitate quality and training. Wiginton knows where we stand at all times with each project we take on as well as each business unit.

40 Years of Continuity
It’s not common these days to have a company with this kind of continuity. The Wiginton family is proud to have made a successful transition to the second generation approximately ten years ago and know our family values are something that make us unique among fire sprinkler contractors. The other Wiginton branch offices have been in business at least 20 years and are staffed with dedicated, homegrown Wiginton people who understand how to deliver the Wiginton Way experience to our customers.

Reputation
A good reputation is built over a long period of time and lost in an instant. Wiginton is proud of our reputation as one of Florida’s most respected fire sprinkler contractors and pays the price to maintain it at the highest level. Everyone talks the talk about honesty, relationships and trust. We have a solid reputation and enjoy great relationships with some of the most influential people in the game, including the fire marshals and insurance companies assigned to regulate and monitor our work.